@FeedingGoater The IC would need a very strong reason to reject any evidence or witness testimony as invalid once they’ve reviewed it. If they dismiss things without a clear explanation and a proper paper trail, the appeal process could easily end up rendering the entire case void.
@raducrisanx Of course, all those top lawyers and former judges on the panel are corrupt. The panel chairman is also corrupt, the Premier League is corrupt… but the team found guilty of 115 charges after more than a decade of cheating? They’re clearly the real victims here.
@jafitz90 They did vote to replace FFP with SCR last year, which is even more restrictive because it ties spending directly to club revenues. Google it.
@city_exclusives I mean, City aren’t exactly relevant anyway to talk about them until there are sanctions to bring some common sense and integrity back to the league.
@GeezaVibe They cheated for a decade to inflate their revenues, then voted for SCR in 2025. which ties the spending cap directly to the revenue a club generates. So they’re not just cheats, they’re hypocritical cheats.
@cryptostockexp He was the perfect manager for the owners at the time. Brilliant at developing young players and almost always delivering the CL money that covered the new stadium debt repayments. No pressure on him to actually win anything and “4th place is a trophy” became the mentality.
@maloeelw14 People wouldn’t be overreacting to players not playing or playing too much if the club with the biggest wage bill weren’t sitting in the bottom half of the table. Plus, it’s Twitter.
@SrtaLexus23@Lottan22 Sure, but it’s a bit different if you’re leaving out someone like Dragoni or Katie Reid compared with an established international like Reuteler or Blackstenius.
@WeareManC1ty How long is everyone meant to stay outraged over the alleged £50m in under the table agent fees Chelsea self reported, especially when there’s still been no sanction over the £1bn fraud all these years later which Man City obstructed all the way and still denies.
@Namrata_Ydv The WSL allows clubs to invest up to £4 million outside of their revenue streams whether that comes directly from the owner or from the men’s team. Even with that allowance MCWFC's revenue is almost half of Arsenal’s and Chelsea’s.
@SrtaLexus23@Lottan22 Right now, there’s no room for 2 players to just sit on the bench and that’s before you factor in DvD and the 2 promising youngsters coming back from ACL injuries next season. It would only make sense if four or more players left or if a genuinely world class opportunity came up.
@Lottan22@SrtaLexus23 The squad won’t stay this big next season. Several of the older players from the Jonas era are on short term deals and will be gradually phased out, with some likely to move on, especially as the new signings keep getting more minutes and become fully integrated.